1st/2nd December 2007

DDSL 12 Premier suffer 4th round exit from SFAI Norton Cup away to Home Farm. 

AUL 3Sat lose 2-1 away to Oxmantown in Unidare Cup, despite James Haughton maintaining his blistering scoring run.  1-2.

U-15B DDSL travelled to the southside and took full points for their efforts, putting 6 past Mount Merrion.  Gerry Troy was the star of the show with his 4 goals.  Vadim and Ridwan were Celtic's other scorers, with Ridwan in centre mid-field putting in an excellent all-round performance. Celtic had led 3-0 at half time.  6-3. 

U-16B DDSL were away to Broadford Rovers, and they took the 3 points in a close encounter.  Cillian Quinn and Paul Hunt were on the scoresheet for Celtic, who were good value for their narrow 2-1 win.

U-12Premier NDSL generously gave up home advantage and travelled to Skerries for their league game.  Their return for making the trip was a share of the points.  2-2.

U-12D suffer defeat in Portmarnock. A plucky performance by a depleted Celtic Squad, who were missing key players (including Goalkeeper) through illness, reports team manager, Albert Fahy.  Good open passing game, but Portmarnock never put a foot wrong in a well marshalled defence. Valuable lessons learned by Celtic, which will stand them in good stead for the second half of the season. 0-5.

U-11Premier progressed to the 4th round of the Dr Tom Coughlan Cup with a 5-0 defeat of  Rush Athletic.  Celtic had to travel away because their home pitch was unplayable.  But it made no difference to Celtic who put in a convincing performance anyway.  Donal Timoney hit another hat-trick, and he was joined on the scorecard by Stevie Donohue who chipped in with a brace.  Man of the match was Andrew McDonnell.  5-0.

U-11Es were just edged out by Kilbarrack in their league game away in Roseglen Road. Paul Lynch continued his rich scoring vein getting Celtic's first.  Shane Coffey got Celtic's second.  John Leary, manager, and his assistant, Paul Doyle, were very satisfied with their team's effort overall.  They undoubtedly deserved better for their splendid second half performance,  but they paid the penalty for their sleepy first half display.   2-3.

U-10C go down 5-2 away to Woodlawn. Zuhdi Emara and an own goal by Woodlawn accounted for Celtic's goals.  All  was level at half time, but Woodlawn fought hard to gain supremacy in the second half.  click >>.  2-5.

U-8Ds under Martin Stevens lose out by the narrowest of margins click >>  2-3.

U-13Ds lose their 2 goal half-time advantage as St Francis Moatview rally to outgun Celtic.  David McCann was again on the scoresheet for Ken Leech's team.  A win could have put Ken's team top of  the table, but some unforeseen absences proved too much of a handicap in such a tough game. 2-4.